Leave your feedback Share Copy URL https://ar-c.org/video/NJS1Y1vcm6M.html Email Facebook Twitter LinkedIn Pinterest Tumblr Share on Facebook Share on Twitter Notable changes coming to Medicare Part D [kPmA94YTzCf] Health Updated on August 08, 2026 EDT — Published on August 08, 2026 EDT Many of us dislike surprises. That is why it is important to understand some of the changes coming to Medicare Part D before the Dec. 7 deadline. Step one, track down your "Annual Notice of Change." That is the "heads up" your provider sends out about the upcoming year. The first change you may notice: many Part D plans are ending or merging. Out-of-pocket costs for the voluntary prescription coverage will also be capped at $2,000 in 2025. Gap coverage, nicknamed donut hole coverage, will also be going away for everyone next year. 3BOKcGOt8Js c6L6dDs9gUx oZFabhiMKlJ AcayhoITKe1 6tGAlOwRW8W r0xEAISHW65 eay0ERMVv1d pA4284refLE
Many of us dislike surprises. That is why it is important to understand some of the changes coming to Medicare Part D before the Dec. 7 deadline. Step one, track down your "Annual Notice of Change." That is the "heads up" your provider sends out about the upcoming year. The first change you may notice: many Part D plans are ending or merging. Out-of-pocket costs for the voluntary prescription coverage will also be capped at $2,000 in 2025. Gap coverage, nicknamed donut hole coverage, will also be going away for everyone next year. 3BOKcGOt8Js c6L6dDs9gUx oZFabhiMKlJ AcayhoITKe1 6tGAlOwRW8W r0xEAISHW65 eay0ERMVv1d pA4284refLE